Offers various support groups for survivors of domestic violence. Groups are offered at confidential South King County locations, virtually, and are available in English and Spanish. Limited child care may be available.

Provides information and support to survivors of domestic violence. Offers: - Counseling (insurance based and low and no cost) - Advocacy Referrals - Penny's Place Residential Program (by referral and application only)

Provides advocacy-based counseling for victims of domestic violence.  Advocates meet with clients in a safe location to discuss safety planning, provide support groups and other resources and offer moral support. Safety is the primary concern for victims, their children and staff.  Advocates do not meet clients in their homes, and do not meet with couples. Legal advocacy for survivors with court issues related to domestic violence, including protection orders, divorce, parenting plans, employment rights, housing, and eviction. Limited child care may be available.

Offers a monthly support group and services for women who have experienced domestic violence such as individual assessment and advocacy, counseling, life skill training and coaching, mentoring, book studies, workshops, assistance with education and employment, children’s programs, parenting training, communication and conflict resolution coaching, peer support, chiropractic care, karate classes, gym membership, and community engagement and activities.

Provides advocacy for legal and public assistance needs for any victim of intimate partner domestic violence, any gender, living in Seattle, Shoreline or Lake Forest Park. Provides individual and group domestic violence advocacy for all genders. Offers support groups for survivors of domestic violence via zoom. Focus is on DV education, building self-esteem, ending social isolation, and group problem-solving.

Offers support groups for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Works with both primary and secondary victims. Provides specific support groups for LGBTQ Asians and Pacific Islanders.

Offers workshop programs focused on addressing and healing personal and collective trauma for Native women and men. Topics include trust, anger, domestic violence, chemical dependency, and self-advocacy. Each program is tailored to the participants and their individual needs. Workshops typically include a sweat or talking circle component which feature traditional healing practices and educational therapy.

Advocates for and supports Native women during emergencies. Services include the following: - Emergency transportation for victims of domestic violence - Safety Planning - Public benefit application assistance - Advocacy with Indian Child Welfare, Domestic Violence Court, Tribal Courts. - Flexible financial assistance.

Periodically offers support groups for Deaf, DeafBlind, and hard of hearing survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Limited child care may be available. All support groups are in American Sign Language.

Project DVORA works with survivors of domestic violence, specifically intimate partner violence. We help survivors who are currently involved in an abusive relationship, actively exiting an abusive relationship, or still experiencing abuse from a previous relationship (for example, co-parenting with an ex-partner). Advocates facilitate support groups and help survivors navigate the legal system, and share community resources. Our program also guides and empowers the Jewish community through prevention programs and trainings to local schools, rabbis, and other community leaders.